Half Full by Maria Scrivan for March 12, 2023

Yep, That’s about the right amount!!

Call me old fashioned, but I prefer standard time over anything else.

It doesn’t bother me…NOW, I’m retired. But getting up when it’s dark, going to work when it’s dark and going home when it’s dark was bloody depressing. I would have thought it have been banned due to seasonal disorders.

Wow…one hour and you’re jet-lagged? I’ve never noticed the difference.

I dutifully procrastinated enough so I do not need to change clocks this time.

Is Spring forward or Spring back?

I don’t care….

Us Zonies don’t change the time. We know it’s not nice to fool Mother Nature.

I wish that we’d stop DST in the US.

It’s going to be tough tomorrow morning when I get up at 4:30 and it feels like 3:30.

If you’re into tea instead of coffee, you could use this giant-sized teapot from the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis.https://cdm17210.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/lpe/id/4135/rec/1

I don’t care about either (tho preferring later light in the evening) but DO wish the ptb would just land on one and stay with it.

I like daylight saving time! Who wants to get up in the dark and at 4:30-5:00 it starts getting dark? I feel like a mushroom in a dark basement!

It’s the transition from standard to daylight that is messed up. My proposal is to keep the pacific zone on permanent daylight time and the mountain zone on permanent standard time.

Standard time all the way!

Save Standard Time. Arizona, Hawaii, Saskatchewan and ½ of the world are not wrong. https://savestandardtime.com

Love it! Thanks for the laugh. I’m still tired, but thanks for the laugh. It helps!

The twice-a-year changing of the clocks has never bothered me, but I can still relate to her coffee habit. More power to her, though I do have to wonder how she even manages to drink out of that cup — or load her coffee maker.

Daylight SAVING – singular